Very simple..start a thread talking about how Martha Karua has objected to the Dec elections.

Paranoia or not this dude is always stirring up something with careless choice of words. Like has been previously pointed out, there were no strong objections to the High court ruling, but once this guy says he differs then it becomes an issue. Kwani yeye ni nani? We are tired of this games.

From the Wikipedia page you have given a link it also means



So when he says ..Hio ni korti bandia...sivyo? Isn't that refusing to abide by the courts judgment and therefore applies as per that definition?

What makes your argument "holistic" as compared to mine? Educate a brother

Pass by your local in the evening i have paid for a cold one..

Mutahi Ngunyi: Three tricks Raila should learn from Kibaki.
10th September 2008.

Prime Minister Raila Odinga should stop behaving like President Kibaki’s ‘‘house girl’’. The good president is taking it easy in his typical ‘‘kuji-enjoy’’ style, but this PM guy is too intense about work.

He is everywhere, doing everything. What is more, no body asked him to: It is not part of his brief as PM or as MP for Langata.

The man is just a restless being who has to keep busy. And the problem with his higgledy-piggledy style is that it exposes him. The more I reflect on Mr Odinga in ‘‘power,’’ the more ‘‘Moi-sh’’ he looks: selfish, unreliable and a turncoat.

Today he supports the opposition, when in ‘‘power’’ he tells us opposition is bad. When in the cold he supports civil society, when in ‘‘power’’ he tells us that civil society cannot be involved in constitutional review. The man is swinging like a pendulum!

But is this deliberate or is he doing it sub-consciously? I want to believe that Mr Odinga is looking for balance in his new role. And anyone in his position is bound to act like him -- higgledy-piggledy or ovyo ovyo (in Kiswahili).

However, and as he looks for balance, the PM’s problem is that he is unable to keep his mouth shut.

The confusion he is going through is, as a result, broadcasted to the public everyday to the horror of some of us.

And this is why the PM should borrow a few tricks from his political twin brother -- the President. Not because President Kibaki is better than him, but because of what one philosopher said: “… a wise man benefits more from his enemies than a fool from his friends.”

The first thing Mr Odinga should learn from President Kibaki is the politics of silence and scarcity.

When looking for balance, silence is a powerful political tool. In fact silence does not only aggravate your enemy, it annoys even the devil. Each time an opportunity is given to him to shut up, the PM should therefore grab it.

The Holy Bible says that “…even a fool, when he keeps quiet, appears wise”. In the case of Mr Odinga, his wisdom is becoming questionable because his mouth is all over. And the same can be said about his everyday appearance in the media. According to the law of supply and demand, scarcity increases the price.

The more you are in supply as a politician, the lower your price and the lesser the respect. Because he is in the media daily, this ‘‘tinga’’ man is losing the magic and the mystique. In fact, each time I see him on TV, I switch channels to avoid his government small talk.

I thot the orange party is yet to do nominations....

“Those saying that I will seize the Kikuyu community property and business ventures are just spreading baseless propaganda,” he said.

“Raila Odinga has no problems with the Kikuyus as they never took him to jail nor have they ever hurt him in any way,” he added.

Does this mean he has a problem with Kalenjins as the did all those things to him?


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Kalenjins jailed and hurt Raila. I am deeply convinced that this guy called Raila should vanish from our political arena. He secretly abhors the most tribal hatred and bitter revenge. 'çorrect' me please.